For example, there’s the fact that the A B X Y buttons in the controller are actually painted on rather than encased in plastic like in the Original Xbox One Controller.

There are a lot of questionable aesthetic and design choices with this controller though. It does take a little bit of brute force to unplug the controller from the Controller end of the wire.Īs for the controller itself? Well, it delivers on the promise that the skin is a Midnight Blue Matte skin that actually has a “See-through” thing going for it as you can also see the controller’s inner machinations. I must say, once this wire connects to the PDP Xbox One Controller it does stay connected and hangs onto the controller as hard as it can. Which allows for Data/Charging use with a lot of smartphones in the market as well as connecting other Xbox One Controllers which have a rather flimsy USB Cable themselves. The wire is six feet long and it certainly won’t force users to sit as close to the TV as possible and force them to get their eyes burned off by the TV.Īnother thing I actually like about the wire is that this is a USB Type-C wire. The USB Cable itself is longer than I expected, to be honest. Namely the fact that we only have the Controller and the USB cable that plugs into the PC/Xbox One Console. The unboxing video below will allow you to see that there is not much when it comes to accessories that come with the PDP Controller. The Xbox One PDP Controller goes straight to the point when it comes with the stuff it comes with. We have to talk about the most primordial aspect of this review in general, the Unboxing Phase that allows users to see what they are going to get when they receive their controller and check what’s inside the box this controller comes with. The reason behind this choice is the aesthetic that actually impressed me even though it was a matte skin, but that’s getting ahead of myself a little bit there. The PDP Controller I am testing today is the PDP Wired Xbox One Controller that’s themed with a Midnight Blue skin. I daresay I feel very tempted to also test those products considering this one is a rather solid product that, at some points outperforms the original Xbox One Controller.

PDP is certainly a known company in the industry, their headsets being the most popular items. It’s certainly not an unknown series of products because of the whole Afterglow effect some of the controllers had ever since the PS3 and Xbox 360 days. I’m pretty sure people have handled PDP Controllers before at least once in their lifetime. Amazon product' target='_blank' rel='sponsored'> View at Amazon

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